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@leeloo@c.im and those that do might just use it to calm down the masses - who would not want free money. musk has expressed support for universal basic income (https://www.forbes.com/sites/siladityaray/2026/04/17/elon-musk-touts-universal-income-as-remedy-to-ai-driven-unemployment/) but I doubt that his intentions are pure.

@kaito02@mastodon.social if they did so, it would mean that they feel so potent that regulations does not mean anything to them.

@fd93@fosstodon.org where do you put newsboat?

@hkrn@mstdn.social if Microsoft even complies with it. Some countries have poor or non-existent privacy regulations which means that every company can abuse it and collect data anyway by covering it with "required diagnostic data" or other bs. Even in the EU with the strongest privacy regulations in place, it is hard to make those companies accountable as cases take years to solve (looking at Irish DPA now). Hopefully there will be a day when an alternative, popular enough to drive people away from data-hungry companies, emerges on the top, despite the process being slow rn (even tho it accelerated in EU with the current political landscape).